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Accounting & Bookkeeping Services

Accounting and bookkeeping services are essential for businesses to maintain accurate financial records and ensure compliance with tax and regulatory requirements. These services include recording, organizing, and managing financial transactions, enabling businesses to track their financial health and make informed decisions.

At Accotale Advisory, we offer comprehensive accounting and bookkeeping solutions, tailored to meet the unique needs of businesses. Our services include:

Our Services

All Inclusive Service-Inclusive of Government Fees

12000
  • PAN Registration
  • TAN Registration
  • Includes ESI & PF Registration
  • Inclusive of GST Registration
  • Free 6 month of TDS Return Filing
  • Also includes Share Certificate
  • Free Consultancy from Chartered Accountant for 6 months

What is GST Registration?

This plan offers a comprehensive suite of Accounting and Bookkeeping Services designed to streamline your financial operations and ensure compliance with legal and regulatory standards. Tailored to meet the specific needs of your business, the plan includes:-

Detailed Bookkeeping to record all financial transactions accurately.

Financial Reporting for insights into your company’s performance through key financial statements.

Our team of experienced professionals will handle the complexities, allowing you to focus on growing your business. This plan ensures that your financial records are up-to-date, accurate, and compliant with relevant regulations.

Tax Preparation and Filing to ensure your business remains compliant with tax laws.

Payroll Processing for smooth employee payments and statutory compliance.

Services Covered

Accounting Service

Accounting involves recording, classifying, summarizing, and interpreting financial data. It helps monitor a business’s financial performance and supports informed decision-making.

Bookkeeping Service

Bookkeeping is the practice of tracking financial transactions, which includes inputting data into accounting software, reconciling bank accounts, and generating financial reports.

Differences Between Bookkeeping and Accounting

 

Bookkeeping serves as the basis of accounting, focusing on recording financial transactions, while accounting involves summarizing and analyzing that information for interpretation.

Here is a table highlighting the key differences between bookkeeping and accounting:

CharacteristicAccountingBookkeeping
PurposeTo provide a summary of financial dataTo record financial transactions
ScopeWiderNarrower
FocusBig pictureDetails
ToolsFinancial statements, tax returns, etc.Accounting software
ExpertiseRequiredNot required

Benefits Of Outsourcing Accounting & Bookkeeping

  • Cost Efficiency:
    Outsourcing eliminates the need for an in-house accounting team, reducing overhead costs related to salaries, benefits, and training.

  • Expertise and Accuracy:
    Access to skilled professionals ensures accurate and compliant financial records, minimizing errors and financial discrepancies.

  • Focus on Core Business:
    By outsourcing these functions, businesses can concentrate on their core activities and strategic goals without being bogged down by complex financial tasks.

  • Scalability:
    Outsourcing allows for flexible services that can easily scale with your business growth or seasonal fluctuations, ensuring you only pay for what you need.

  • Access to Advanced Technology:
    Outsourcing firms often use the latest accounting software and tools, providing you with cutting-edge technology without the need for additional investment.

  • Risk Management:
    Professional firms stay updated on regulatory changes and best practices, helping you navigate compliance risks and avoid potential legal issues.

  • Timely Reporting:
    Ensures timely preparation of financial reports and statements, aiding in better financial planning and decision-making.

  • Enhanced Security:
    Outsourcing firms employ stringent security measures to protect your financial data, reducing the risk of fraud and data breaches.

Needs of outsourcing Accounting & Bookkeeping Services

  • Complexity Management:
    Businesses dealing with complex financial transactions or regulations may need specialized expertise to manage their accounting and bookkeeping effectively.

  • Cost Control:
    Outsourcing helps control costs by eliminating the need for a full-time in-house team, reducing overhead expenses related to salaries, training, and benefits.

  • Focus on Core Activities:
    Freeing up internal resources allows businesses to focus on their core operations and strategic objectives, rather than getting bogged down by financial management tasks.

  • Access to Expertise:
    Outsourcing provides access to a team of skilled professionals with extensive experience in accounting and bookkeeping, ensuring accuracy and compliance.

  • Scalability and Flexibility:
    As businesses grow or face seasonal fluctuations, outsourcing offers scalable services that can be adjusted based on current needs, without the hassle of hiring or downsizing staff.

  • Technology Integration:
    Outsourcing firms often use advanced accounting software and technologies, offering enhanced capabilities and efficiencies that might be cost-prohibitive to implement internally.

  • Risk Reduction:
    Professional service providers stay updated on regulatory changes and best practices, helping to mitigate risks associated with compliance and financial mismanagement.

  • Timely Financial Reporting:
    Ensures that financial reports and statements are prepared promptly, supporting better decision-making and strategic planning.

Documents Needed for Outsourcing Accounting & Bookkeeping Services

  • Financial Statements:

    • Recent balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements.
  • Bank Statements:

    • Statements from all business bank accounts for the relevant periods.
  • Invoices and Receipts:

    • Copies of sales invoices, purchase invoices, and receipts for all transactions.
  • Payroll Records:

    • Details of employee payroll, including salary slips, tax deductions, and benefits.
  • Tax Documents:

    • Previous tax returns, TDS challans, and any tax-related correspondence.
  • Contracts and Agreements:

    • Copies of contracts, lease agreements, and any other legal documents related to business operations.
  • Expense Reports:

    • Documentation of all business expenses, including travel, utilities, and office supplies.
  • Financial Policies:

    • Company policies on financial management, expense reimbursements, and accounting practices.
  • Bank Reconciliation Records:

    • Previous bank reconciliation statements to ensure consistency and accuracy.
  • Miscellaneous Documents:

    • Any additional documents that might affect financial reporting, such as loan agreements or investment records.

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